Last week, Google reportedly made it known to the Department of Defense that it would stop its involvement on Project Maven, an artificial intelligence program scanning and categorizing subjects in military drone surveillance footage. It seems that defense hawks in Congress aren’t too happy and are looking to roast the search giant.

The Wall Street Journal reports that a group of legislators plan to air out Google’s relationship with Chinese telecommunications and consumer tech company Huawei, which has been squeezed by politicians over its ties with the People’s Liberation Army as well as handling of consumer data. Huawei has denied those links and malpractices, but it is reported that carriers were pressured to not carry the company’s flagship smartphone this year.

Jules Wang is News Editor for Pocketnow and one of the hosts of the Pocketnow Weekly Podcast. He came onto the team in 2014 as an intern editing and producing videos and the podcast while he was studying journalism at Emerson College. He graduated the year after and entered into his current position at Pocketnow, full-time.